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Assessments - Formative and Summative from a Distance

Learn how popular EdTech tools can be leveraged to collect formative assessment and inform instruction in an asynchronous environment.

At a Glance

Learn how popular EdTech tools can inform instruction.

Topics

  • COVID-19
  • Digital & Virtual Learning

Outcomes

  • Formative Assessments
  • Asynchronous Learning
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National Education Association

Last Updated: October 21, 2020

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Audience Role

  • Teacher

Session Length

1 Hour, 3 Minutes

Session Format

Webinar

We demonstrate how popular EdTech tools can be leveraged to collect formative assessment and inform instruction in an asynchronous environment.

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